Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000 - )
Series Info
A neurotic TV writer copes with life in L.A. in a tart, hilarious and semi-improvised sitcom that follows him dealing with one cringe-inducing dilemma after another, sometimes in the company of mortified celebrity colleagues (who play themselves). If the premise sounds a bit like 'George Costanza in Hollywood,' it's because the 'Seinfeld' nebbish was based on 'Curb' star Larry David, the co-creator of Jerry's classic sitcom.
Creator: Larry David
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Seasons
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2020, HBO, 0 episodes
Critics Consensus: Still ticked off, but with more timely themes, Curb Your Enthusiasm's tenth season feels fresher than ever.
2020, HBO, 10 episodes
Critics Consensus: Curb Your Enthusiasm returns after a long layoff with a batch of episodes that continue to mine fresh - if not particularly groundbreaking - misanthropic laughs.
2017, HBO, 10 episodes
Critics Consensus: Curb returns as vulgar and hilarious as ever for its eighth season, full of new energy as Larry returns to his old NYC stomping grounds.
2011, HBO, 10 episodes
Critics Consensus: Though the seventh season hits largely familiar beats, Larry David continues to mine the mundane for humor, and Curb Your Enthusiasm is as funny as ever.
2009, HBO, 11 episodes
Critics Consensus: While Larry's lack of personal growth wavers between amusing and baffling, Curb's sixth season introduces amusing new characters into its intricate plot lines.
2007, HBO, 10 episodes
Critics Consensus: Determined to address the annoyances that punctuate daily life at any and all cost, Larry returns in Curb's fifth season just as difficult and entertaining as he's always been.
2005, HBO, 11 episodes
Critics Consensus: In addition to the impressively improvised dialogue, Curb's fourth season offers new scenarios in which Larry is still able to offend anyone and everyone.
2004, HBO, 11 episodes
Critics Consensus: To borrow a phrase, Curb Your Enthusiasm's third season is "pretty, pretty, pretty good."
2002, HBO, 10 episodes
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.
2001, HBO, 10 episodes
Critics Consensus: Playing an exaggerated version of himself, Larry David proves that his comic genius is at full force both behind and in front of the camera.
2000, HBO, 10 episodes
Cast
Richard Lewis
as Richard Lewis
as Richard Lewis
Ashly Holloway
as Sammie Greene
as Sammie Greene
Jack Heller
as Irving Schwimmer
as Irving Schwimmer
Matt DeCaro
as Dr. Skadden
as Dr. Skadden
Mike Hagerty
as Mike Duffy
as Mike Duffy
Paul Dooley
as Cheryl's Father
as Cheryl's Father
Julie Payne
as Cheryl's Mother
as Cheryl's Mother
Carla Jeffrey
as Keysha
as Keysha
Rob Reiner
as Himself
as Himself
Ann Ryerson
as Nan Funkhouser
as Nan Funkhouser
Antoinette Spolar-Levine
as Antoinette
as Antoinette
Antoinette Spolar
as Larry's Receptionist
as Larry's Receptionist
Caroline Aaron
as Barbara
as Barbara
Robin Ruzan
as Nancy
as Nancy
Jon Hayman
as Chef Randy
as Chef Randy
Melanie Smith
as Lucy
as Lucy
Tim Kazurinsky
as Hugh Mellon
as Hugh Mellon
Susan Stroman
as Herself
as Herself
William Mesnick
as Pharmacist
as Pharmacist
Steve Sheridan
as Rick Crane
as Rick Crane
Robin McDonald (II)
as Deborah
as Deborah
Thomas Jones
as Valet Offendee
as Valet Offendee
Fido
as Sheriff the Dog
as Sheriff the Dog
George Coe
as General Manager
as General Manager
Karen Bankhead
as Line Producer
as Line Producer
Allan Arbus
as Uncle Nathan
as Uncle Nathan
Jay Schneider
as Himself
as Himself
Moon Zappa
as Haboos
as Haboos
Daniel Escobar
as Chef Josh
as Chef Josh
Jim Staahl
as Restaurant Manager
as Restaurant Manager
Laura Fairchild
as Restaurant Manager
as Restaurant Manager
Gary Kroeger
as The Weatherman
as The Weatherman
Kenji Nakamura
as Sushi Chef #1
as Sushi Chef #1
Charlie Hartsock
as Sitcom Actor
as Sitcom Actor
Larry Miller
as Eddie Kravitz
as Eddie Kravitz
Michael Hitchcock
as Vance
as Vance
Robert Cesario
as Maitre d'
as Maitre d'
Kenji Nakamura
as Sushi Chef #1
as Sushi Chef #1
Tom Booker
as Limo Driver
as Limo Driver
Chris Barnes
as Burt Bondy
as Burt Bondy
Jacob Price
as Jacob
as Jacob
Laurel Moglen
as Hostess
as Hostess
Scott Weintraub
as Ed Loeb
as Ed Loeb
Lydia Blanco
as Maria
as Maria
John DeBellis
as Card Show Usher
as Card Show Usher
Donna Cooper
as Dr. Grambs' Wife
as Dr. Grambs' Wife
Cynthia Szigeti
as Group leader
as Group leader
Chris Williams (XII)
as Krazee-Eyez Killah
as Krazee-Eyez Killah
Adrian Sparks
as Gravedigger
as Gravedigger
Janina Anderson
as Stella
as Stella
Clement E. Blake
as Homeless Man
as Homeless Man
Denny Siegel
as Juliet Kravitz
as Juliet Kravitz
Tipper Newton
as Valentina
as Valentina
Carrie Aizley
as Melanie Loeb
as Melanie Loeb
Christen Sussin
as Limo Driver's Wife
as Limo Driver's Wife
Deanne Bray
as Jean
as Jean
Ruthie Henshall
as Ally
as Ally
Claudia Cohen
as Woman in Line
as Woman in Line
Kenneth Kimmins
as Dr. Sewell
as Dr. Sewell
Barbara Boxer
as Herself
as Herself
Marianne Muellerleile
as Madeline
as Madeline
Deron Michael McBee
as Thor
as Thor
Winnie Holzman
as Dr. Slavin
as Dr. Slavin
Alan Havey
as Homeowner
as Homeowner
Harry Murphy
as Ed Swindell
as Ed Swindell
Maggie Wheeler
as Ilene Solotaroff
as Ilene Solotaroff
Kelsey Danae Lewis
as Jill
as Jill
Diane Salinger
as Deborah's Mom
as Deborah's Mom
George Bartenieff
as Judge Carter Horn
as Judge Carter Horn
Robert B. Weide
as Man with Cell Phone
as Man with Cell Phone
Carol Leifer
as Carol
as Carol
Andrew Pang
as Japanese Manager
as Japanese Manager
Karen Gordon
as Hotel Clerk
as Hotel Clerk
Dan Kinsella
as Bob
as Bob
Dorian Frankel
as Mausseuse
as Mausseuse
Robert Smigel
as Yari
as Yari
Ted Harbert
as Himself
as Himself
Burton Katz
as Judge Katz
as Judge Katz
Greg Germann
as Dr. Holzer
as Dr. Holzer
Julie Claire
as Saleswoman
as Saleswoman
Joseph Reidy
as Assistant Director
as Assistant Director
Brett Paesel
as Jill
as Jill
Brad Abrell
as Husband
as Husband
Mary Gillis
as Mrs. Seiderman
as Mrs. Seiderman
Michael Watkins
as Woman Dog Owner
as Woman Dog Owner
Peggy Miley
as Mocha Jane
as Mocha Jane
Andrew Friedman
as Merl Berger
as Merl Berger
Marc Hirschfeld
as Himself
as Himself
Mookie Wilson
as Himself
as Himself
Rudy De Luca
as Rudy
as Rudy
Lela Lee
as Bobbi
as Bobbi
Markus Redmond
as Loud man at party
as Loud man at party
Marcelo Tubert
as Tailor
as Tailor
Niels Jorgensen
as Fireman #1
as Fireman #1
Paul Goebel
as Gas Station Attendant
as Gas Station Attendant
Gino Santangelo
as Gangster No. 1
as Gangster No. 1
Sarah Ann Morris
as Kim
as Kim
Andy Goldberg
as Mr. Trundle
as Mr. Trundle
Ana Dreyer
as Mourner No. 1
as Mourner No. 1
Steve Hytner
as Himself
as Himself
Jane Carr
as Fran Metzger
as Fran Metzger
Michael Shure
as Woodcrest Employee
as Woodcrest Employee
John O'Leary
as Antoinette's Dad
as Antoinette's Dad
Carol Herman
as Mrs. Shapiro
as Mrs. Shapiro
Seth Schultz
as Salesman
as Salesman
Troy McKay
as Man #3 in Bathroom
as Man #3 in Bathroom
Kebe Dunn
as NBC Executive #1
as NBC Executive #1
Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy
as Customer #2
as Customer #2
Khali MacIntyre
as Bakery Counter Person
as Bakery Counter Person
George Pesce
as Gangster No. 2
as Gangster No. 2
Geordie MacMinn
as Waiter
as Waiter
Galvin Chapman
as Graham
as Graham
Bertha Holguin
as Mourner No. 2
as Mourner No. 2
Steve Rasch
as Telemarketer Voiceover
as Telemarketer Voiceover
Jonathan Ames
as Nathan Stein
as Nathan Stein
Charley Rossman
as Cop No. 1
as Cop No. 1
Stanley DeSantis
as Stanley
as Stanley
Sue Kolinsky
as Sue
as Sue
Thomas Mills
as Policeman
as Policeman
Jamison Yang
as NBC Executive #2
as NBC Executive #2
Richard Tibbets
as Worker
as Worker
Susan Mackin
as Graham's mother
as Graham's mother
Michael Aquino
as Hugh's Son
as Hugh's Son
R.F. Daley
as News Anchor
as News Anchor
Mia Riverton
as Mr. Goodman's Assistant
as Mr. Goodman's Assistant
Tracy Howe
as Security Guard
as Security Guard
Michelle Maika
as Florist
as Florist
Shawn Woods
as Alton
as Alton
Joseph Rosenberg
as Joe
as Joe
Melissa Paul
as Waitress
as Waitress
Ricky Garcia
as Teammate #1
as Teammate #1
Vic Martino
as Man #1
as Man #1
Lilly McDowell
as Dean's Assistant
as Dean's Assistant
Brad J. Silverman
as Brad
as Brad
Douglas Sarine
as Cake Baker
as Cake Baker
Eric Scott Cooper
as Dr. Schaffer's partner
as Dr. Schaffer's partner
Tanter Lawrence
as Lakers Announcer
as Lakers Announcer
Stephanie Lesh-Farrell
as Receptionist
as Receptionist
Isabella Murad
as Julia's Daughter
as Julia's Daughter
Floyd Van Buskirk
as Director
as Director
Tanjareen Martin
as Alton's Wife
as Alton's Wife
Ben Carroll
as Security Guard
as Security Guard
Ann Rollins
as Salesperson
as Salesperson
Alex Daniels
as Cop
as Cop
Monty Hoffman
as Hardware Store Clerk
as Hardware Store Clerk
Chris McGinn
as Matronly Woman
as Matronly Woman
Charles Stevenson
as Elderly Man in Perfume Store
as Elderly Man in Perfume Store
Loretta Fox
as Lou's wife
as Lou's wife
Ray Proscia
as Connie
as Connie
Elaine Loh
as Receptionist
as Receptionist
John A. Gallagher
as Emily's Dad
as Emily's Dad
John Joseph Gallagher
as Emily's Dad
as Emily's Dad
Matt McCarthy
as Heckler #2
as Heckler #2
Robert Cameron
as Fireman #2
as Fireman #2
Gary Craig
as Man #3
as Man #3
Matt McCarthy
as Heckler #2
as Heckler #2
Trevor Braun
as 11-year-old Larry
as 11-year-old Larry
Peter Grosz
as Minyan Member #2
as Minyan Member #2
Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon
as Renee
as Renee
Jane Piper
as Receptionist
as Receptionist
Victor Kobayashi
as Sushi Waiter
as Sushi Waiter
Kelvin Han Yee
as Newscaster
as Newscaster
Timothy Brennen
as Police Detective
as Police Detective
Tom Virtue
as Man with Stutter
as Man with Stutter
Gerry Pineda
as Band Member
as Band Member
Larry Thigpen
as Handyman #2
as Handyman #2
Tennie E. Barnes
as Townsperson #1
as Townsperson #1
Kimberly Page
as Doctor's Girlfriend
as Doctor's Girlfriend
Robb Skyler
as Man at Temple
as Man at Temple
Jay Frailich
as Cantor
as Cantor
Jeffrey Dean Rosenthal
as Writer from 'Party of Five'
as Writer from 'Party of Five'
Masasa
as Nurse
as Nurse
Erica-Madri Alexander
as Car Alarm Guy
as Car Alarm Guy
Ryan Yu
as Paramedic #2
as Paramedic #2
Suzanne Kent
as Nurse
as Nurse
Jim Gleason
as Man #2 in Bathroom
as Man #2 in Bathroom
Terry Halvorson
as Band Member
as Band Member
Pat Finn
as Car Owner
as Car Owner
Neil Vipond
as Pastor
as Pastor
David Lee Fayram
as Townsperson #2
as Townsperson #2
Rabbi Morley Feinstein
as Rabbi
as Rabbi
Emily Charouhas
as Emily
as Emily
Dalton Brooks
as Kid at Party #3
as Kid at Party #3
Alexandra Korhan
as Kid at Party #2
as Kid at Party #2
Frank John Hughes
as Angry Driver
as Angry Driver
Murray Rubin
as Elderly Man
as Elderly Man
Mark Griffin
as Paramedic #1
as Paramedic #1
Toshi Toda
as Sushi Chef #2
as Sushi Chef #2
Lew Schneider
as Poker Player #3
as Poker Player #3
Steve Seagren
as Handyman
as Handyman
Wendall J. Yuponce
as Band Member
as Band Member
Curtis Brengle
as Band Member
as Band Member
Jack Gallagher
as Doctor
as Doctor
Julius Wilson
as Townsperson #3
as Townsperson #3
Veronica Welch
as Woman at Party
as Woman at Party
Teresa DePriest
as Single Woman
as Single Woman
Andrea Piedmonte
as Restaurant Waiter
as Restaurant Waiter
Maria Canals
as Delila
as Delila
Hunter
as Oscar the Dog
as Oscar the Dog
Alan Kirschenbaum
as Poker Player #1
as Poker Player #1
Louisa Springs
as Nursing Home Resident
as Nursing Home Resident
Craig Cackowski
as Man #1 in Bathroom
as Man #1 in Bathroom
Melissa Paull
as Waitress
as Waitress
Beth Tapper
as Nurse
as Nurse
Susan Griffiths
as Marilyn Monroe
as Marilyn Monroe
Rhett the Dog
as Oscar
as Oscar
Series Details
| TV Network: | HBO |
| Premiere Date: | Oct 15, 2000 |
| Genre: | Comedy |
| Executive Producers: | Larry David, Jeff Garlin, Gavin Polone, Alec Berg, David Mandel, Jeff Schaffer, Tim Gibbons, Erin O'Malley, Robert B. Weide, Larry Charles |
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